Run next to the river, explore the bike path, just cross the street to lose yourself in nature. Stroll the neighbourhood’s tree-lined streets, have a seat at a lively patio on Fleury street, or just let your thoughts wander as you admire the clear blue sky through your window.
Take the time to take your time!
A city, a neighbourhood,
a building where you can
already see yourself.
A river nearby,
The metro at your feet,
the feeling of being
right at home!
Henri B has
it all.
The best of all worlds for anyone who enjoys breathing fresh air, getting out of doors, experiencing the sights and sounds of nature—and then suddenly changing gears for an exciting urban adventure close by!
Henri B offers the perfect balance between relaxed suburban living and urban bustle.
With Jeanne-Sauvé and Ahuntsic parks on your doorstep, just pull on your running shoes and go for a walk or run by the river. In the mood for a bike ride? Explore the path along the river connecting Jeanne-Sauvé, Maurice-Richard and Louis-Hébert parks. A short ride takes you to the Île-de-la-Visitation nature park, steeped in a rich history now on full display at the Musée du Sault-au-Récollet.
Hop onto the metro close by and just like that you’re speeding downtown. Under 30 minutes to the Bell Centre and even less to Quartier des spectacles. Place des Festivals is abuzz year round: Montreal International Jazz Festival, Francofolies and Montréal en Lumière are all unique opportunities to delight your eyes and ears. And with Henri Bourassa metro station right at your feet, you can decide on an outing at the last minute. Come on, let’s go!
At Henri B, everything you need for everyday living is within a stone’s throw: pastry shop, bakery, IGA supermarket, delicatessen, health food store, pharmacy, cheese shop—anything and everything right at hand. Go for a coffee, grab a quick meal or enjoy something more sophisticated…your new neighbourhood has everything you need!
An attractive prospect for buyers “given its tranquility, cultural diversity, multiple sports facilities and green spaces…” — LaPresse+, March 2018
